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Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Az ANTED.-BY A STEADY MAN, A
w stuat on to drive lea "a or tale
charge OF horses. Address ''Drvor" this
office. iarl!9i
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

" ANT rDELADl 10 W aNTINd GOOD
w reliable help can DO 1900 nmo dated
!1r 30 cents ri the w Wilmington In diligence
O0,e. po3 Orange ct roet. al-n
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

y PAID FUR ALL KINDS
N hand clothing, watches,
re, guna sewing machinee.
soyss, all OF watch will ~
IN NOtt, ut q low rate COZ
1et vii. Del. olttf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
usk KkHT.

FfHISF MILL 80 KEN :
ete. modern and we'll ar.
A. IL land station B q p. X.
wan ample power and a
u now fer reai; posfesfio d
AS dress toy letter VIM.
Falkland Delaware.
dis lu-th-Sat-Gm
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

I'm COLLhOtlDNs sHD
selection OF tenants recsiys
htion. Prompt settlements
LILLIAN J. FISHER,
pff1ce, no. olbIs Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

NOTICE.
ffoNAL BANK OF J
paToN anc BRAnDywIrE,
IL. lei, January s. lss y
|Directors have tnis day de
nd OF 0 per cent. on the cafi-
lable Oh demand.
THO NOWLhNp, Cashier. e
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

"a sd RsiE ROOM IN
Y building, corner ofstn and
uittble tor Lodge ro0gn.
eil ven Hated and lighted.
uire on preiu ises. d2l-ef
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

eS "a LII CITY MARKET.
y lhomplon, stalls 5
jaa126.s
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

HAVE JUST OPEN I'D MY
NJ and Livery Stable on yaa.
lDeweon Seventh and Eigbth
shall be pleased to have my
verythtng now. Telephone
ErH MARTIN. 'eZ2-.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

TNOR SALF-A xbACRE FARM IN
Il New Castle County. Delaware,
miles north Of Newsrk. within x mite
OF station en- railroad. good looAuon iov
Of standing timber. plenty Of fruit FOR
sale vefv cheap. and part OF purchase may
remain. Address Up. tLUblDBE,
tl2-e0d .et.uvs west Chester, "a.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

VIVA cED-A REsPEOrABLg MIL
w dle-aged ma1 and wife want 3 room
for housekeeping. Address Rooms. this
once. lt.3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

EOk SALE--A NEW THEE STORY
L house, west side OF jackson street. DO.
tween 9Th and 9th; a,si house No. T05 w
10th street. Inquire Of JAS. u. DILLON,
lash factory. 4th street near Broome rele-
phone call 84s. Dbl II
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
NO. 10 EAST SEVENTH ST.

Henry McIlvhins, Sole AGENT FOR Terrific.
nal h IN hts through United States. Will
sell County and Hundred Rights in State
OF delaware. de,3l-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Wy ANrED - H,JAHnERS AT INKS,
w Ramsberger's, Ala King street. Pleas
mt rooms and good accom- modations.
dec .N.4ats
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

sty Il
|F.rs'
ttsn
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

VIII be sold at Iublic sale on the pre-
ises OF tee subscriber, at Willowdale. East
Marlborough Township, Chester Couaty,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

NOR SAl.E-ShOE sTURs. , 7 . q K
q and fix.ureslor sale, and cheap rent
Inquire 20v last 3:d street. i3-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

h. osupsy Alssssoss ier ~
Fsd, nay - found q me ''i'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

Ny ANIED-BO ARuuRS A g29 T.. and
w 81. Nicely furnished rooms and good
NArd NJ reasonable prices. dec2u.25.t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

u foomed frame house. nelrIy new. and
. ght acre, OF land. Handsomely sttusted n
Pike. ~ miles from H.
mjngton. Apply 70 JOHN =. BEES N.
a6Ar premises. dec21 dhw.2ms
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

NOR SALr-Ar FAIH PaIUEss, BuSi-
g nols nd dearborn wagons, light and
leavy. jersey 4trman,owna VIM. HAM
AoED, and and French streets. dl 3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13

INOH SALE-A fAkM or 10 ACkES,
u on concord pike. 8 miles fron city
iine. with good buildings. Terms 70
suit. j. J. PIEkOE.
1l0u No. Q W. tn stree I.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-13
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J. @. Robinson, Auctioneer. ianl2 AID ltw
, 1887-05-25

ed right and left among the throng,
but ere the square had been in some
degree cleared several arrests were
made. The main body OF the stu.
dents had turned the corner of the
Boulevard des Italiens, where they
seemed disposed to make a stand, but
after a few moments they e again
dispersed. Some marched up the
ChaussGe d'Antin, singing the E'Mar-
seillaise;" others hung about the neigh
bourhood of The Opera in small de-
tachments, moving on when hidden
to do so, and forming again as soon
as the police had passed them; others
again, who, if they objected to Ger
man music, did not carry their fana-
ticism SO far as to interdict German
beer, hurried to the many brasseries
round to refresh themselves after their
labours. The demonstration had
now received It's coup de grace, for this
evening at least. The police occu.
pied the ground all round the Opern
in force, strong detachments being
posted on tie Place itself in front of
the Eden Theatre and the Military
Club, while hundreds patrolled up
and down in small parties. From
time to time "a few dozen students
paraded down one street or the other
INDUCING in cries and ~cai-caILS; but
they were not interfereti with until
an inspector made his appearance in
the vicinity Of the Military Club, and
ordered his men to dispense the small
crowd assembled there. The police
rushed forward with a will, making
several arrests, and as they pushed
down the Rue du Qnatre Septembro
they met another party of students
and gamins coming up the street, who
obstinately refused TO nudge. A hot
scrimmage ensued, in The course
Of which some OF the students were
knocked about and Mt least a d"zsn
pr rs0ns arrested. At The late hour
at which | am writing the police are
sill at their posts, but beyond II few
isolated cases no opposition Is offered
to them, Il few calls on cries are 10 be
heard. 1t is probable that the 60
vernment will forbid the second per-
lOrmance of"LLhengrin" ut the Eden
Theatre, which is announced for to-
morrow evening.
, 1887-05-25

kepis aud waved them in the air, join.
ing at the same times in the cries o.
"a Berlin which were filing the air.
There was now another move made
towards the Eden Theatre, where the
crowd were again kept at bay by the
police. During the halt of some mo-
ments those who might be termed the
leaders of the demonstration, aud who
were probably students, dellberated
as to where the next advance should
be made. Some shouted "Io the
Russian Embassy" and this was taken
up with frenzy by the mob, who
yelled give la France ct la
Russie p give pAlliancc Russo
franchise |" with stentorian might.
Others in tho meantime shouted Let
us 90 to the German Embassy" and 1t
was finally resolved, inthe usual rough
and ready manner OF street assemblies
hat a simultaneous march. should be
made to The Pont de la Concorde,
and thence across the river to the
Rue do Lille, where the German
Embassy stands; this being following
up by u friendly demonstration IN
front of the Russian Embassy, which
is also in The Faubourg st, German.
Proceeding along the Boulevard DIES
Capucmes the demonstrators, 0
about 1900 strong, marched in good
order, alternating the singing OF the
"Marseillaise" with the usual cries OF
down with Germany" and Down
with Bismarck" They also c%lamoured
for the expulsion Of all Germans from
Paris, and sang the well-known air OF
the Lampions" to the words Nos
Pendules" ("Our ClockS"), a'luding,
Of course, to3 the alleged neurological
thefts committed by the German
troops during the invasion of France.
This extraordinary conduct on the
part of the mob was observed with
amazement by some and with pain by
many. The night being extremely
fine there were crowds OF strangers
and Parisians on the boulevaFdS. Out
side the cafes the seats were as tutl
rs on II night in summer, and it was
a melancholy reflection Tor many a
Partisan, when heconsidered that the
h~ot-headed conduct Ofafew, mad.you'hs
might bring about once more Il con
tingency as d~eplorable as that which
resulted from the proceedings of the
boulevard rabble who precipltated
events ON another occasion, and caused
gloom end mourning i'll the gay city
for many a month. 1t was no
der that rejecting persons shook
their heads as they saw the roughs OF
tonight hurrying past, shouting def
ance against Germany and striving
10 kindle with some sparks of their
fictitious enthusiasm the soldiers
whom they met on their way. But
considerations as TO the future result
of their idiocy never entered into the
heads Of tue people who made the
boulevard rTe-cho this evening with
their dissonant shouts and patriotic
buster, They swept on past the
Church Of the Madeleine, still singing
, 1887-05-25

newspaper La RevGncbe on the pedi-
ment of the statue. Others threw up
small bouquets of flowers among The
memorial mourning wreatlls encircIIng
the colossal figure; and a tall man,
evidently an AIsatian. led a chorus of
enthusiastic shouts in honour of the
conquered provinces, The cries OF
"To the German i;mbassyP' were
then resumed, but a respectable mid
dle-nged man, who took part i'll the
demonstration before The statue, en-
de~ayoured to dissuade his more youth
ful andiniudicious colleagues fromcar-
rying out this part of their programme.
"We have no right" he said, "to go
to the German Embassy. Let us go
hack to the Eden Theatre and hiss
Lamoureux." Some Of the rabble
agreed to this, but a division was
made, one part Of the crowd making
towards the bridge for the purpose OF
going to the GermaH Embassy. They
were soon, however, stol ped by the
police, Il strong Gordon Of whom was
drawnacf0ss the Place della COncorde,
while another squad gnarled the APP
~proacles to the bridge. Some of the
demonstrators shouted out, LET lis
only go across to the War Office, and
we promise not to make any other
manifestation ON that side of the river.
The police inspectors were not how
ever, to be so easily cajoled, and they
ordered their men to dispense TIE
crowd. One short helculean CON
mi<sary put several hundred Of the
shouting lads to figlt by himself,
and in Il few moments the Place de Ia
Concorde was cleared. The crowd
formed up again in the Rue RoyaIe,
and proceeded towards the BOule-
wards once more. While passing by
the Faubourg NJ. lfonor6 a youth,
who had evidently no great venrra-
ton for the Chief of the State, cried
ont, "Let US go down to GrGyy"
'rhe cry of "Chcz Grey" was then
taken up. but before they could enter
the Faubourg they were repuIsed by
The police, who chased them up To-
wards the Madeleine. Ga the BOu-
levard DIES CapucineS one Of the ring
leaders, q man Of about twenty-five,
who wore an overcoat, a tall hat, and
eyeglasses, was arrested by an in
Spector and a policeman. The officer
and his man were instantly surround'
ed by u threatening crowd, who cried
out, Let him go! he only did his
duty ;" but the policeman being rein
forced, the vociferators scampered
off, and instead Of keeping to the
roadway they marched in diminished
numbers along the footpalhs, con'
tinuing their hostile cries and clam
ours. When they reached the Place
de l'Opera they seemed undetermined
what to do, They fingered about in
knots and groups discussing the si'u-
alton, and INDUCING in occasional
cries. No further marching and
counter-marching, however, took
place, many of the disturbers keeping
a keen eye on the police, who were
busily engaged hunting out The ring
leaders and effecting arrests.
T. - - -foIzal- 80 A~o
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rms DrrFERExCE.


when q Northern man makes . speech
81 q aaldisrs' reunion and refers 10 The
comrades Who are dead and The RloFi-
Gus oaass fof which Their died. the Dem
ooratio pres Of the satire country rises
10 lee majesty and tells him that b
aheuid b marked With brand Of stsEn-
81 shame for having sndsavoFsd 10 'rs-
Vive ne bitter memories Of the var. "
WHEN, however. . Democratic Senator,
whose chief claim 10 political prefer
msnt b that be served In the rebel army,
Senator Berry Of AEkAnaaa, says. as be
iiAd tha other day, II say, gentleman
ana comrades. we we're neveR wrong.
an6 stand By my oonvlosioaa today
flrmiy and strongly. We foaahs for The
right. we're right and cannot surrender
Ca eplniona because our arms are
stacked and We are eouquered." the
DsmesFaaie papers Of o0s section Of The
oaantsy maintain . profound silenes.
vhlla thoss Of The other section talk IN
Faplaroas terms Of the honesty and
pairioalsm Of the address. Thsrs Is
Differences In the way Of IOokisg ~
sAinRs. NOEthaEn men are sontinuaily
ondsavosing 10 stir NJ strife between
abe sections. as our Democratic eonaem-
pssarisa never fail 10 assert, vhils sash
spesehss a. those Of senator Berry sre
jaaa she things 70 hsal the breach
ana pFonoss thai fsisndliness and for
estfalnsss Which are 80 desirable. TIE
hloody shirt when waved By sOalhsEn
hands ls aA9 Of truce.
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InsiS e shs arumhs stks1 Cisssls11
~ coasd V shsss fksm and uh1sa
ere easufzlly sursBsd ~ 81 snszAsd
20 Rnide1 pialssEs % ~ @bo5s 60 Ne
saassaa- LIbsrai- Unfonisls and Muz-
samps hass aEiks rsaIizsd - Salls q
sh4sE ma1slnpt b maha EE1Grenslse snas
mhseh d eGsnnlially ss4rnersnise and
wsnsd elEhs b. wiilsnG - sstuE2 - -
poiIfisnl eompany oE dsaunt man Z
thasE prBae perwisis6 thsm % d g.
MKasry b uzftian On tbsir fnesa. rs
apsstatss % ths oihss IDS ~ ne A.
ianffs sss Goulsd = and b1Gstsd absal
b saIlsbary and IN followsE4 vhli'
- aposiaisa % this sids Il he A.
lassEs rsosivs equn1Ig a1GsnsfUss tfsat
msnf e he hasds q OIsssIsnd aBd III
hssshmsa.
An o. uhish sa9ds,an szsaiisna asm
onssrafisn of ths truth e Ne honell
bit sxprsssiys adaRs 70 The easss ia
q b imposnihls 10 naks . puEBs euA Of
plR's ear. To make eishsr ~ Tories o
he Demoossas sxponsnts Of psozEeaHas'
IDEAS YES tauk Isish onls . Oham
bsEiain o. . GesEEs Villas Curtt
wouId hsvs s1tsnpesd and ne failar
ofwhish ouly . OhsmhsEiAln Or 0soEE'
william Curtis en- psfuss 70 admit.
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raurANlaEs rs nIsERY.

TIE oondisiea Of he Liberal. uniOa-
iasa in Great Britain and that Of The
MnRwumps In The Unilea States are
very similar. Bosh Of thssa faetions
separated from the parties Of progress
ana snliRhtensa IDEAS In their respect
I've counssies and attached thsmsslvss
10 the parties Of Fparoggeasion. ThsFe
Was The diasEeses. however. thai the
Idoaral- uaionists eeneFAlly separated
fsem The Liberal pArsy ~ matter q
prsnelpls. while The AaEvaDpa. vttA
fsu exesplions. separated from he Re.
paAlieAn party for reasons q FuFsly
psEsuaal nature. vhish thsy have thas
fns hssn unaeis 10 s1plAin 10 TIE sAiis-
fasaiaa % tAsuaslSss o. 81 anybody
eass
TAa dsfeeaions have Fusalisd In uaeh
de aazna usanneE. Tie L4heFAi- L aiaa.
Leo sxpssasd - inStil prOSrssMivs ideAs
laaa TIE lamharinR ed ToEy party, anA
&c Magwumps hopsd 10 psrforn -
aams sarRieal opsrAti0a apoa TIE dia-
ezedsasa and oiNEsaeod DS.oorasie
paray. Bsth Aatsnpts fAiIe1 usiexty.
ne I.ahstAl- unisuizts aEo noe forced
70 gayvsra ne Torssa h = policy e -
ersson End - a1Veeaie nsassEsa Wen
saAsssna 6saaaiily ~ ea ane appss-
ssaaA. uhile ~ MsEvumps ass soa-
gailsd - he unaG - Ds@ossaits iaAas
asa sseslxs TIE kieks Il HiRRins GBd al
Ne sShsr brutal card poliiisiAns vka
maAa ap ne aaminiHsaaianAs wozkaaR
fnreA. AID AlAlsAs limo shaS taak laaR.
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TuE mARYEaHD REPgBEIcAEs.

Ths Republicans Of Maryland hsss
adopted q Splsndid platform, nomiuassd
3 ssroug ticket and are about 70 make 9
desperate effort 70 carry The Stats 81
the sominR eIsction. They VIII pEoba-
bly, be bsassn, but. II they ara. % vii
only be- By Q Fspesition Of the coFEap-
ton and ballot box stuainR In Baltt.
more whieh have given thAs city an IN
pleasant nstoFissy. On fair vote thsy
wouid carry The State. and thsfs y 10
State IN which RspablIean success /
more desirabis. Maryland has long
hssa under ths control Of . political
sina e. unsorupulOus and brutal IN IL
methods e. any that ever cursed . State.
RBosntly 3 better element Of the Demo
cratic party has been making a. earnest
effort 70 break the hold which this ring
has upon the politics Of the State, bat
ths atfempt has been tkwartsd By the
active interference Of The adminiatra-
ton. II vas 70 defeat the rsformeFa 81
the primaries that Rnaens Higgins was
ssna from Warrington with . gang Of
Fspsaasss and federal Once holders. VINO
succeed In driving al respectable eiti-
zsns away from the primaries and
fastening the bold Of German and his
hsnehmsn upon the. party. Tue people
Of MARYLAND have sssn more Of The
peculiar political methods Of this i'd
minisiEation than thoss Of any othsI
stAfs, ana II anything can break thsiI
allegiance 10 the Democracy, the sCtionI
Of Higgins Gnd hia gang Of federal Of
dee holders Of the Baltimore primaries
sheuld DO 90.
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Poor Prince Ferdinand. whe hiss eel
out 10 rule Bulgaria on his own hook. Il
IN hard Iusk. Russia is threatening him
ana bsosbeating him, Francs b telling
him 70 20 homs, the Satan refuses 70
seooanizs him. and even The nost abs
aBd Influential men Of Bulgaria, while
thsy Ioss no oppoftunily 70 assure him
Of sbsiE suppoFt, Fsfuso 70 come forward
and assist him IN conducting his RoT-
exnmsnt. Enaland, Austria aud Italy
profess 70 be frisBdly 10 him, but no cne
Of tham "a fEisndly enough 70 make BIZ
unuss 10 own. The chances are that
unlsns Ferdinand has remarkably and
unsxpeolsdiy good luck be viii have y
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nKpumEIcA1 PaoaPRCrs ~ ~
D1AHA.

Il Il generally agreed b ell. except
he oat and oct Democrats vh0 never
aerss 70 anything without orders from
shslF party hsadquaFtsFa, that Indiana
yin almost esstainly give her electoral
vots 10 ths Republican candidate next
rear. The manner IN which Lieut.. Gov,
Robertson vas kspt from his seal b.
ths Dsmocsailo majority In the lasl Lea
islasure. together with the Democrats
slsotion frauds In Indianapolis and
other siiIss. and the refusal Of Demo
GRATIS iaFosa 70 permit the conviction Of
tie criminals, has diagusted even MANI
Of The Indiana Democrats. and has
driven every independent voter vithia
she Republican ranks. Last year ths
Republicans carried the STATE By two
tAonsana majority, aud 10 The events
uhioh have taken place since then are
n0s sufficient 70 treble thai majority,
lhs population Of Indiana IL not ~ In.
tslllgsns e. II has credit fer being.
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The San Francisco alta Isan able ene
ven edlisd papsF, bat In undertaking. 70
degsnd he notorious arm Of BseebsF,
harmed &GlogsF u has entered upon The
disshaEas Of oontFast far beyond 10
powers. II might - vsii uDdsFtaks 70
pEsvs that ths Tweed gang we're aeutu-
atsd in their operations only b feelings
Of patriotism Or that Grover Cleveland
Il a. eminsnt FsfoFneE. The esnius Of
3 Shakespeare combined with that Of 3
Jossph Mediation would be insufficient
10 cover over the shortcomings Of the
Port Townaend custom house ring.
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Fmnsls Merphy, ne gEsat tsmpssanee
rsfmmsr, Who has dons more 20 pro
snoss shs esuss IN wkish hs b sash "a
sansss vorkeF than - John and 81
his fpliowsss, has q habis Of talkiaa
sszsil,sy ana 70 TIE p0ins. He rsesuiiy
seid. IF I had 10 taks ny ehansss Of
Hslna eood IN = political vsy for ths
tsnussanss eauss, wOald join the
Rspuslisan party" II I'll temperance
rssosmsss were equally sisaE beaded.
vIsassy IN he csutsst With he ran
powss would not sppsar 30 far distant.
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IN RRIRF. AND 10 THE POINT

DyspepaiA is dreadful. Disordared
liver 70 misery. Indigestion ID Q foe 70
0ood natnFe.
TIE hunAn digestive Apparatus is ons
a The most complicated and wsndsrfnl
things IN sxisieoce. IL is easily pat cut
Of order.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy fooA,
lad coekery, mental VERY, lAte hoara,
irregular habits, and many other thinRs
which oozet nos 10 Be. have made ths
Ar,sgieAl people . nation Of dyapeptica.
Bat Green's Aagasa Flower has dons
. woaderfal voEk IN reforming this sad
business and Eaking Ne American peo-
PIE - heAlthy that they can enjoy thar
meals aRd Be happy.
kememheFs-No happiuem withons
health- but Gteen'a Aagast FioasT
brings health and happiness 10 TIE dye
peptae. Ask your dr0R0izs for bottls.
eevsnty- I've osnsA dw
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

WI aAvE yCsf RECEIVED A LARsE
w as1orimfnt q Japanese Far Goods.
ChtsHwzFa. ellk Hsn4kerchiafS. Emnsot9zEsan.
1cEeens, 1Annerl, Crlps 6aaatz. al kinds q
onzins, ladie1 bndsruenE, asnss' SsfEfA, Ana
ornamastal artfelea plenas cau ana exsrnlns
oas s1nck a chr nsw store N aopkinAf Eseeue
kAaht D116inK, Frant g1n4s4 1eHGEla. tale
Leafs ChunG manaEBr, - Ainno smtkosaHea
- Incur AnT lnashts6nann naAana tAs nnnanT
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A NEW Enz AI.kRx.
CHILDREN

Ores csed sone safe cat6artic and
tanie 10 aver approachlng aichnesoFa
30 reltess eolie, headAche, sick Stomach,
in8iRo0aicD, dyaenfary and the GEN.
piain8a ineidenf 10 ehiidhood. Les the
ehilaren TAXA Simmons Liver RARala-
tag Ana keep WelL u "a pmgely vaee-
aahAe. nee uapleasana 10 tAa tas4a ana
safe 70 aAks alone o. tn eunnecaion vita
askaT meAizinA
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RA OE9.
September and and 3Fd.
SEATTLE DRIVING PARK.
Puget Sound aad Brliish Columbia Circuit

PROGRAMME:
RRsx Dkx.
First Race. coo yards dash. running. Purse,
$50; SIS 70 nrat. els 10 second
Second Race, BuGgy Horse. for King county
horses. Sin ). Purse. 500; tT5 for Hrst IS
ter second
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